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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11


Colonel Msssmcre IS enjoying life IN Cal
ifora.a
To Nr. ana sirs. Fitch. Of - Jaekson-sl-,
Wssr Slte-a boy.
j. 8. Lawrence lslt Yesterday for trip
among the a0Flhern resorts.
Cart. Chas r. Beiknap viii soon join his
family In ne eper Peninsula
Ms Iula Rookas hss returned from
tso weeks visit with relatives 40 chicago
Dr. Oven. = W. Northrop and A. II.
view.
Mrs. Bolter. os sp-ing-st. has returned
from weeks business and pleasure trip 20
Detroit
Mrs. G. A. Noble. Of Crystal Valley. is
visiting her brother. j. n. Richards, Of
W2tsrloo-s-
Rev. Z. c. Crawford. pastor Of the Ames
N. f. Church. is c0rhned 10 nis hons wltn
bilious fever.
Mrs.. q. Couxdon snd daughter. of SOS
Frons-st. have returned from visit -
friends at Lansing
Miss &amie Psrs. daughter Of W. c.
Page. Of l0nis. Is visiting Mrs. John Bel
knap, on Scrionerst-
The condition OF Mrs. Geo. W Nunson
day By her physician.
George Roe.ofs. OF Sbsrman-si.. = visit
ing his family a. the knicksroocker cottage
on ne beach a. N4catawa Park.
Mrs. c. G. Keller. OF 5fi south Division
st. returns today from visit with friends
and relatives n TIE eaNtsrn part OF the
State.
r y Wood. OF the Kansas City Journal
who has been spending his vacation IN
Northern Michigan, Is visiting friends IN
the city.
Misses Aithea ard Emma Lewis.
daughters Of Turnkey LEWIS. Jeff vesfsT lag
for a weeks camping ogt a. W ki.s Fish
Lake. with tTicrds
George .. Bossocx. formerly clerk in the
C. r. q !. general Offices. has ncer appointed
Deputy Revenue Coils.tOr. iu place of l.
". HoYt, resi- gred. and has entered upon
his new duties.
Geo. A Msg0on ana wife. Of Nuskegon.
and sx-Attcrrcy Genera. lcha J. Van
Fiper and VIE. of Bnchcnan, took supper
a. The Merton lass evening arl isit FOR the
Northern resorts.
III. q. II. Johnston. Of Am Arhor. who
has sotsfsd iato partnership With Dr. eris-
void. srrivsd N the city sr1sg With nis
wife aud fNo children They VII sop a.
The Brunswick ior the present
". r Man e7il8 aud wife ard ".
Harry Nsuisvile. Of Lima. Ohio. ant
love Emerson. vie aad children g. III.
DsG0lyer an& wife ana Chas. r. Wild and
wiie. al Of Clncincatl, went north last
night
Thomas Dwight. OF Philadelphia. is visit
ing bis sister. MRS. james Mulberry. Of All
Ilruer-st. aa isl accompanied By his sea
Thomas. Tsis s tnsir frss visi. 20 -Isc1s
xsn. and theY afs wy muck pleased wha
The alley City.
Ms. ur. Whitfield ard daughter. Mss
Ida bsiiamv Aiss Clark and Ar George
H8rfv, al q trand Gs1l8s iavs Joined
the CAMPERS rear the head of SofiaE AXE.
snd sre sreadlug a very suioyabis og.ing
taere--Frlla HGtcs Frssxae.
NJ and Mrs. r. A. lanes haze returned.
from ten dsvs ol rest end recreation 81 the
Northern resorts. Thew visited i1s Sauif
Msckinsc Stands Psteskev ar3 other
points ct intsrss' Trey report fhe resorts
vel patronizsd With 1sppy visitors
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
fiIae-PetosAey sl.oO rel 0bl. OHIO. slc. e'aaa


Tie State az Liberty Eahshlening the
W0rld. whica sfaoas oa kculor ls.aaO,
il the haTbo- 81 New York, Is one ui the
most sUblime artistic ccncep ptions O: modern
times. The torch @; tne goddess lisars he
nations ~ the earth 10 peace prosperity ana
progress. through Liberty BuE liberty" As
80 empty word 10 tie thou>sn6s II poor
women ensiayed by physical a,imel,s =
hunCsedic.d more tyranulcai 'h2u any
Nero TO sech sufferers d. Pierce Fay
orite Prescription holds forth the prorz.se
oi . speedy cure il is a speclnc in all those
derGuge-- irregularities ano weaGnesSes
which MAKE Afe ? burden ID 60 many VIC
men Ibe only medicine sold 5y dTuggisls
unoe. : positive gusFaates rom tie manu-
facErers thai !, viii gre sailsi9ctioc y
every csse, or money vii. lie refunded. See
guarantee pT.rte1 Cl w-eprer e1c.Os.u /:
n1fs.e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Ous For Failure 20 support Gnd A1o;Le-
For Dr<orfso-

Ous For Faiirre 20 support and Another
Tor Drseruoa
James and Jane L. Murphy were mafrisd
az @ 1ltan. in July, 1873. and four children
we're oorn 30 them. tie oldest nov being Is
ard ,he youngest II years ef age Yes;sr-
day Jane. through hsT attorney C. G..
Howeii. applied 20 tae Circgis Co1rt f04
divorce from James Ia her eousfiaint she
charges that he f8i' FL 70 provide suitabis
srrre-t i9r herself anS cl1lfs1 md has
utter refused 90 pT9fiie anything for
skeu s0r ibe past vesr. Also -lai tor s7ua
tiuie p-ev 0s- tcshat her uas q All assls el
IN pfoyItA1 F1r their lasn4fs tss az tla
time 0f kis ss.0sss james Ioli as s. x thzt
a. asr rE-le vas 6ead. he fi1st Fsat her
about shsm any Gl0Es. aud told htr % lcave
IDA Il. Ross also wants divorce ani he's
made application 20 the san court 30 have
her marital bonds with David Eass severed
they were married lt CORTLAND January.
lsst. aud enc cbti3 Ertia Ross s-ed =
years v1s the rss-if Of fee lnloc. She
charges hic1 With having cr1sllv dessrssI
her sra neglected znd refused to f1rni~h
her q surcors alto u-h vel abe - ID
50 lhst n the spring OF Is-4. vh.4e
living st Hs-ss7, " Wis.. hs insisted hc' She
scogl1 sGonif 70 a. 0-erasion to proiace
az a5crticn. Shs refused ard he then oo-
lsirs clet cans 70 a0r1nplisll - filrpcse.
ols she rsflssd - take u n fEe t8l.cr-
ing AsT be ssn6 her Zone &C. go4rt and ard
tben wrcse - 1gT NRt uniess s1e woa.I
consent % n scoFtisr hs Wouil never I've
Nith hrr sz1in. re has nci ret8rNed 10
ter cr sent D.c1e7 for her rc return 10 h-al.
rcr furnished any money Or means cf sir-
BORT fer rsr a8a thst sae hss ne me8r- 81
seeport Tor herself and ealld szcerf wa1t
she earns hT tese1i1s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
\ Dsaogsous sposT.
Eazsias E4fslesH4kes - tA< sAezes 81
E4ze G<GEss.

E4ztt1< kztElesE4kes - ths >ASzos 81
L.zs GeoEzs
Psrzsps "a - part q - eoa1sry 90 be
roi-ld 3 nlere des.1aels r--ee f-r --e s4e4eE =
fezx a1a seersasses % speaa IS sze<t.oa rzsa
ca Tie s1eres af Lzks lseorye ze ~--as1esS
Of - ~at=ss sE.l "a oez4gs - - .sesia-asr
.osilz,.szs. - las a-1--e -rIz 4-ie 1-Sss--e
1s1o..seasns maze Is q E-4e- g saere t4sa
e1azE1oa .szzIssz - lac 1o-Els- rs .1rl-I-es
"a A4ak.Ag 41A zslaag 4s@ LlasszE F>1zssa-
2 acre . oas klaa ~ seEas te4t = haz-ed
wltA 14c1 zsAl - los~Es u E4-s sFeF- y @ses
+ ss.1-zs 1se4-la4z4 a. "a 4seE4e-1s1 - IA
rez.o4 Ies = rs b~1tisg q rzttlesAakss
ca tns z1ea2.ala ls4ges 4l-a r0ekf aal-s-es
every spriaz SeEsFal - olr o@1es- res-2eil-s
E11ke . sElp eae1 spElag, ~1e1 tss ~s-@tAer
teco3ses S2-m e1ocsh, - tAs Asas 81 ne
regllles. X Whlch tlsrs 4ze several SCI
kno1u iszs ca t1s la4s Their 14aas y cap
terlnx tasm + d4Aeerous, 70 ssy rlze ieasl
Iakinz tLslr guns. tAey presses = t1s plzee
Skere tss rastisrs are ~o1t 10 ~sSo1ae-s
sad beat about a1aoag the roczs u4ll oEe >
discovered Thea tssY scoo< kl1a- Often
tslaes tAsy appear sudaeaiy % tie he1,er.
Taen to sensation Is not 30 pleasant ne
sHakes are L,a.tsd for tEs sport, ou- sone Cd
kaneeEs have greet falrh - the-r ca, W1-ca
tnsy s.a1n 5 very ysilsIratiag aad : sle~E
remedy t9T Rheumatism
Tae kAl.as 90 " l4rge numbers n spring
isssens the number q wander abroad al
aro4ul us laks later Ia ths season, u tie
annoyance of cottage campers ard hotel
keepers For as soon IS Lot weather begins
tie snake leags tkelT cens and roam over
TIE surrounding country. I4sy arc grea-
swimmers and swim across the lake and
maks I'D choice OF landing p.ace. Ilose H.
serested have men engaged the season
through ia killing Tattlers Zach niornlag
tAey 60 cut early wiki a pole aaa pole lato
ell places vslere Z snake Ialsat ne hidden and
LII all they may lud- Ia some spots = man
j. l1ez- On Tie watch q al times fer snakes,
e. that boarders :. hotels as visitors rarely,
il ever. see a snake. r. inc- there IS not cD
e-teadau. az hotel o. the lake who can be
entlced 20 own that he ever saw : rag.-esu2ke,
70 say nothing about killing one. II spite Of
al tbs watching a RATHER va manage 10 gst
into a house once in q while, ard then there
Is n.us.c for short time among tho ladies'.
Old campers On the lake who have y.s.te4 Il
f1r years caa Selfom be forcet - ade5t that
tiers are many snakes there, gn.e.s hey niay
he iaveiyled into telling snake stories; then
\ ono gets an idea o. snakes. ...f
Two species oi rattlesa2lses oz4st thore- bat
as a rule they VIII troub.e 10 onelf noe u.s.
turbsd No cases OF anyoosfy bcing S'.toa ty
& snake is recorded unless he was engaged "a
hunting thera CT had iaval.el tAer 5ers. an
old snake hunter several years ago became "a
careless thag IN trying % certlre one h0 rn-
Gertcok % catch the snake hv the t2i' as le
slipped under stone. ana was b..,en. ~.
enough v-issy c,a'd be- 90 lr-o l.r-. END
l., nevcr L.accl any more ra-t.esnascs-
Most c--rsr.enced campers keep supply ct
snal-e root ard whisky on haal - case q
should ba needed "A ,oany Journal
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

u. Dzlsos zad Aasn HoossrEyes sers
EAs CAY 4pzntz q tkS ~oGll psa ~aea
order "a c1l 80 Ia Pslles So2rs yesterday
14oTlInE fhs tCralsr psszls1 k41ily -
charge II iaLoxleailoA snc NJ serve - szFr
4ays u1lef Governor Ws-se O. t1s SIZE
llie.-- hoozefhy33 - > cr1Ypiec lza v29
80 arras5sa - sAs 1Is 14ss1sy sss4inx tof
nxau1s plezced kuilts 70 = Charge Of err-S
~ tie peace aaa lhs JEoEs s1sPsDeed ss2-
le1os oD bl1a TIE csse ~ 0etrks
AnEaony ek2rged 9Th dls@1aery cood-.es
as called 4ao 81 1loaraso - At-k ost lo-F-----
Tbs Cls<g ~xs ieHcsreo Sacziass si.s
spent tns DAY q tke LAke With hlS family
lie wil &c OF 3sck tbs morning = las
Lzks water agreed With LIZA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Articles of Association Of tbe CLARK &
Hodges Furniture company were fled xilh
shc County Csrk yesterday The parposs
of This corgcrat1n ~ ser forth in the doce.
rent T. the prrthass 81 u,ste1ial for and
tne ua1aflct1re ard safe n f1ruifurs
TIE pu-caese of land ani the erection 0r
hGiidiers. 7r tie leesinz CO lanes ADiit'ars
or premises suitable f'r sgcn 1snussc-1re
or sac. e'e lne cIutsi stock af the er-
porsfion IS S5ea ftcfe ~ which IS ra.d
n and TIE run.c Ger af SHARES - 10. The
stock holders sre Hsis.ior e. Beach. oec- -
-. Clark sud Leu Hodges. The business
~ he c2roalr vii BE- es-risS On .n rtis
rft-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Charles aad william Msesri we're
formally sfraiz1sd bsfsrs Iaslsce Westrsli
Yesterday farsncop. for tie uurd-r ri
N.ciAsl 0'Hsrs. 10 WT1si ~ -owuship so
sunday sT Fans REsrs the
sftarneT ard they raive1 Ihe reading ~
che ompsaint. resles ref EuttF r. 80
cnarEe. and demanded an sxsr instien-
The hesr1Dz shis wSs -ef down tsr
lnrrsasr Aueast - sn6 - e-isn..sn-s
Fers rezraosiec CD al s3 ae4.t s1ara "a
ccn-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

: woean giving her name as Fnr-s
Jane uarpog. and her residences as Hsruf-
tcn. Cnt. esms 70 Folice headasrroers vss-
tr-isv wfth sa 'nfsut ehff in ee- arms
and -o.1 TIE f7iiow icg story. She isf
Eari ton sst week ard vas "a have heer
rief here On Moradv hr cer husband El
n1er 81. Durrhv. Nher see arrivesi sna
gss inssis "a and ter h1sesnd ard the
search Erce tner hsz pr3Fel a .silurs. She
- sfopKinr st 8e Ci.fcn House. near she
b.. s. NJ seaat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Charles J B9snkza. tAs Wy0niag ts~n.
ship farmer who was Eeoently ssateaess TO
three u0nths lmlTisOu uHent IL tne t9lis
Stale house OF Correction for sssaastlng 10
cecently = little klfi named tlooetts. h&s
ssrsei oct his sentence AID been Esl s@<ea
from confinement lie : back .. h-so q
hone. considerably bfoksa down by his os-
served ConLLeMsat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11
g Lu.luRY q - LlNsN.
Beautiful Designs IN Cloth and Napkins
wrought Upon Exquisite Fabrics

Beautiful Designs IN ClotA and Napkins
wrought Upon Exquisite Tlofies-
"Al! tic uatown pecnle have their Own
l3cls regarding their table linen said we-l
known t.cl.er recently 20 = reporter. Nearly
oil the foreign countries nauutact';re table
iluen. and thsre IS s7ele mado in this Ccan-
rs. isit there IS a marked difference Between
tie sco. c., Ir.sL. Dresden, German aaG
French CLOTHS. which ago considered tie best
crada Tho l.ff..1nre Is no. only IN texture.
but u pattern The French clo-A IS most
fashionable u offers from tle Others ~
bong OF much lighter texture an1 more
el.6orare decoration. Airnost all Of tho
cloths haFs large center pieces
"rvo laso.l,e patterns are the Pomreiiaa
and the Fois Medina TEe center Ct TIE Erst
t. ril-.l IL IA large square b.ocas AND the
border surrounding it Is of tsiang,es. The
s.oor1 IS composed os medium sized bals ana
border O. lareer balls. around vAlea ere
trired ryI,le leaves Aao.acg much Lsea
pattern IS the Caprice. which has = perfectly
rlain confer 0nd IS s1-roCndes. oy large
flowers. One of The most e-2o-sive patterns
Is the uiroa6el.es. tlis liaen Is beautifully
marked 1be border is q design of TO ..s ous
OF which are growing cct-ails. While IN TIE
center ere snail swallows. TIE icathe-s Gu
their winas are 80 tr'.c % nature IS 10 s,all
out IN q aufty mas Ils cost ot "a s2t q
these, Including a ta5lec.o,A clI & dozen
napkins, REACHES 500
IN some instances tholiucn : erbgc;le-ed.
and th.s increases TIC price &it CT S =. y
la.e craze IS sor clDher raonosrculs. oila
nearly az t,lc Inca sel1 out i, ct--.cilered
in thar way Some oi the large. families
r ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Es2ls- Hand p.csess q a. 20 per o-sas-
b1ILer-L e-ry 1SIc.
Cover SeSa-Ss o0e4 p Y.eF oosnel
DZleo tr1l-s-A pl-us. evafog Aied. i-&l,c pef
YCuId. Qua-tcr- sc per pound, clrf4--es
ls1 loC TeF psund peaches 10 Is Per foilli J.
EEgs-fresh. auisc
IIeSh Meals- Dressea hosss5 SEA & % per est
mu.ion 8 o885 10. veal ; 005o 70. bee: - 20
Q "a.
Grain-Wbeat. New Clswson -ccs!I&ncsster e
Oats, 99S2c. Rye. fsg5oc Corn, s0gs-c- Bar
ley, 81 A@i a. pefowt.
hides -Greeg sntc; part cured f1S.9s e; cured
.gl.e eS.f - % = loaacs Go; tlps-.as.
sheep pelts. 6oOssl, wool being eAuaztsa 81 20
per pound.
Honey-9Sllc; strained. 6essc.
Hsy-TimOthy sl1eSls Pc ton. clover clo<1--,
new molhR. ssa II ia ec. slo
fcGifTy-Turkeys cTessec. l9Sl2c. oucEAs l-S
u &c. iowis leslz1sc.
fOtEfoeS --ff ri-t
siTsw--.s Per tou. ss35 o0per load
Iel40W--ls s.cs- .c Ger ID.
MOOl--W ssheG = .15ic. rnw ekhed cnethird 0 q
Nood-BlOck stove wood 81 0oG2 pcr cord four
iCci WOOD s4e ID Pc cord
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

TIE q = = T Ezi road connanr hsve
1fsef5 ior safe Ell of she cine lan1s - Ea<e
feDeSV. sealed BIDS will ae recesre1 bv 81
q HlgEaFr isn1 lcs 1l ssiorer 90 h-
oue1e1 octoHsr .st. next Fiafs arr fa-rre-
infe<maton rsn - bad b. addressing hsas
sf Gra1d Rapids. A.cn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

T. u rNttf ~. HffhL.sf
..L.- ...-..- a---a. ....-r n - .

eaEsf AsEa1s A1css -aIg II. lss7.
Flcr ErRkr zsRAbns
ease sgu 80 bat 7 haze c1a-
r-e-0l efe7r a frV sez1 rnv Tfve 4essss
ss-ef %s-r-f-a- - -ft-k-. - ers -s =. 49,
lreu lket kaZtir sss ~ t5s-r sks-s q
her Efsoe 1o1F zast hantls sevrsrs.
q. 4. BzRVIs.
Rtue te,erhoas IA. ga
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

80. T. fencing ai lengths ---. tlts > ~
No. fencing. T.. a and l~feft...--.-.-. 80
Diessea rpognl. o. ID, e. h..-.....
Dressed foor3ns an, No common .-..---.'l -
fre.sfs frafino fn Eo . con- nl,su....... 80
iev.is,fiinr "a s. ap9 Z 800
Revel sifiHF. in ~. common .-..........- II -
Piece stuf lZt u -xi'. ITO y 80 = 80
81 a6GIJonei for each feet above iS
Cnarse. common or sh,Hping cults, az
YlCrhs Sna lehcins $ MAJ ~
Xxx ~ 10 st2cgtld shingles .-.-.-..- .-.. >
KIN tSin. thin .-.--.- asJ5- :
Xxx lEir,-..... ....,... ............. -
Ne = or in. e. =. lsi3, sblngiss.. s.....-....- -
20 1cr % in. & Is "a .-...-... -
lath ........ 81 ssNe -
lime-Petos1sy, Sl.oJ ler o5 Ohio. sjc. Gtanl
RGr.d> Sc
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-11

Scerd ros- rs-s-c1 81 The Eers.rz.
ton. HArecr Spr aTs Ma
Tex 3. SxzkT. Nsnsxs-.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-06

Some time ago friend of mine inter
ested in zoology received one day a box
from New Mexico without any mark upon
it as to what it contained. He instructed
his housekeeper to open it on finding it in
his hall and went up stairs Presently he
was aroused by considerable cutlery,
and found that the box contained Great
ure about a yard long, not unlike a croco-
die 1t was really a lizard, and nv
friend Immediately packed it off to the
geological gardens, with letter to the
curator, presenting it to the collection.
Next day, to his establishment, he re-
ceived letter from the curator, saying:
spray, next time you send us an animal
for the collection warn US of its character,
for this lizard You sent us is a poisonous
one. The moment it was taken out Of its
box it bit rabbit, and the animal almost
Immediately died. AS we took it out of
the box without any hesitation this might
just as well have happened to the person
who unpacked the MONSTER
The existence Of this poisonous lizard
was unknown to the recipient and was,
believe, not known at the geological gar
dens. Ny friend wrote out to his CORE
spondent in New Mexico, and found that
he, too, was unaware of the poisonous
nature of the animal, and had only sent it
on account of its rarity; "but,' - said the
New Mexican with charming frankness in
writing, ''now you mention it, l do re-
member that one of these lizards bit a
man, and certainly that man died. -
Liverpool Post.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-06

The heads of the departments who have
to deal with Office seekers are considerably
annoyed at a new use which has been
made of the special delivery stamp. Per
sons in want of employment and falling
to get an audience, or who cannot obtain
any answer to their communications. now
make sure of the delivery of their inquiries
or requests by investing ten cents in a
special delivery stamp. The letter so
marked goes direct to the secretary or to
whoever Il Is addressed, and if an answer
is not obtained there is satisfaction in
knowing that the missive has reached its
intended destination, and that the official
memory has been logged and his promises
made during the winter recalled to him.
With the use of the special delivery
stamp there can be no claim on the part
OF the official that he did not receive q let
ter and that it had been filed without his
knowledge in the regular order OF bust
ness. There seems to be no escape from
the workings of this new scheme unless
private secretaries are directed to receipt
for all mails SO stamped -GIOba- Demo
graf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-06
Pbv.,caa and PsvchicaI Activity.

Starting from the common observation
that when we do hard thinking we can.
not at the same time use our muscles
actively, DR.. j. LeOb has attempted to es-
innate quantitatively the relation between
physical and psychical activity. His
method was to record his maximum grip
on q dynam0meter; then after a short
rest, to begin some mental work; and,
while engaged In this, to record the maxi
mum grip once more, The result was
that the latter grip was decidedly less
powerful, and that the difference between
it and the former grip was the greater
the more difficult and absorbing the men
tai process. For instance: in one case the
normal grip with the left hand depressed
the lever Of the dynamometer to ~ dogs,
while reading and understanding d. e., he
could repeat the substance of it in his own
words) u scientific work only to 10 degS.;
while simple reading it as so many sounds,
81 dogs. Another gentleman professor
Zuntz) could normally depress the lever to
50 dogs but while reading catalogue Of
names requiring little mental STRAIN, to
SO dogs.
DR.. I.oeb's average maximum grip
when not occupied with mental work was
(mean of both hands, depression of the
lever to So dogs; while multiplying one
number under ten by another such num-
Der the depression was Oh uegS; When Gne
two numbers were kstween ten and
twenty only 30 dogs; when between
twenty and thirty only ID degs. This
shows very clearly how the energy given
over to the mental exertion is taken off
from the muscular effort. 1t must, of
course, be understood that these results
have only a general value. The method
presents many mechanical difficulties; the
question of attention is an important
factor; and DIR. Loeb simply offers these
results as preliminary statement of his
intention to work upon this problem
Soiauoa
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-05-06
cLAvERAoUse's SWEETHEART

Was it my fault, or was 1t yours,
That, when you danced for men TO see,
Your yellow gown caught in my spurs
And made willing slave Of me!
know you now, but, IS 1t was,
loved you long before i knew;
only saw one lady pass
In al the dance, and that was youi
Great Claverse looks at her and smiles. I
He thinks that she Is fair and his; ..
But did he see her other whites
Then he would know whose love she Is.
All, Let him never see us then,
He'd surely kill me if he knew;
I'm only one among his men,
And thrones were not too good for you.
They say he bears a charmed life,
The leaden bullet chances by.
He keeps his life, but an! his wife
He lost her, though he cannot die.
And were he king Of Scotland yet
"a gallant soldier is he, tooD
and were queen beside him set,
:. Ny sweet, that queen would not be youi
-Longman's Magazine.
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Lowest Market Prices.

All meats delivered from this market are thor
ougly chilled Immediately after killing by means
Of BeIl-CoIeman Patent Dry Air Refrigerator
Meat 30 treated retains all les juicy properties.
and Is GUARANTEED TO KEEP LONGER
AFTER DELIVERY TRAN FRESHLY
KILLED Mat. H-n
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The -Risdon
Iron & Locomotive Works,
Corner of Beal and Howard Streets.
CAN RP ANC1sco CALIFORNIA

N TuLDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN ALL
Is its branches; Steamboat, Steamship, Lana
Engines and Boilers, High PRESSURE OF COM
pound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete
with hulls of wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when ad-
Visable.
STFAMLAUNCHES Barges and Steam Tugs con-
strIlcted with reference, to the trade IN Whlc1
thew are to be employed. Speed, tonnage ana
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, All
Boiler iron Work connected thereWlth.
WATER PIPE of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size made in suitable lengths for connecting
topether,or Sheets Rolled, Punched and Packed
for shipment, ready to be riVeted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipes made by this establishment Mt. r1V-
eted by hydraulic riveting machinery tnat
quality of work being far superior TO nahd
Work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam ICapstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, MADE
after the most approved plans'l
SOLE AGENTS aud manufacturers for 1.-THE Pa
cific Coast of the Heme Safety Boiler
PUMPs-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior TO any other
pump. E#
J. N. s. WILLIAMS. ...................Ho Honolulu
Room No 8, upstairs, Spreckels' Block,
551mar12d&wtf Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
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VILDER'S STEAMSHIP CO.,
LimliEeds
STEAMER KINAU.
CLorenzen, Commander,.

u4orenzen, Commanderl,
Leaves Honolulu as per following schedule
. ouching at Lahaina Maaaea, Makena, MANU-
kona, Kawalhae LaupahoehOe. Hilo and keauhou:
Commencing on MONDAY, July 26, 1885, and
on every alternate Monday at p. M, the Kinau
will make the VOLCANO TRIP, reaching Keau-
hou on Wednesday morning where horses and
carriages are in waiting TO convey passengers to
the VOLCANO HOUSE Give miles in the saddle
and nine miles by carriage).
Passengers by this route will have two. days
and two nights at the VOLCANO HOUSE.
TICK ETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYS
ALL CHARGES.
The Kinau Will arrive in Honolulu Sunday
mornings on Volcano trips. On Hilo trips, vii
leave Honolulu Tuesdays and return Saturday
morning.
+. PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
Kinau at Mahukona
The KinaG WILL TOUCH at HonOkaia and
Paauhau on down trips from FIo for Passengers
If a signal is made from the shore.